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Wingspan-2009-19-4 Birds Australia’s award-winning membership magazine tells the stories of our amazing birdlife, the threats our birds face and the passionate people who care about them.

Published quarterly, in full colour, Wingspan covers a wide range of topics including: profiles on rare and interesting species; conservation issues; Birds Australia projects; where to see birds both here and overseas; book reviews, and just about anything to do with birds and birdwatchers.

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Current Issue

This issue we take a look at some of the issues surrounding threatened species. A trip to the Lurg district reveals how Grey-crowned Babblers benefit from revegetation; we delve into the nocturnal world of the Plains-wanderer; and sail off the coast of New Zealand to discover how some threatened birds are making a remarkable comeback.

Click on the link below for a read-only pdf of our feature on the Grey-crowned Babblers of the Lurg Hills district.

Features

Babbling their way to a brighter future?
Article by Dean Ingwersen, Chris Tzaros, Ray Thomas and Nigel Lacey

Bare Faced Luck
Article by Iain Woxvold

New Zealand’s Offshore Islands
Article by Glenn Ehmke

Plains-wandering
Article by David Parker, Damon Oliver and Ashley Herrod

Searching for Sea-Eagles
Article by Jenny Hodge

Gallery

Below is a selection of the spectacular images in the current issue.